ON REQUEST

Add-ons on request.

A tool that does not exist yet, or one of these bent to your workflow — built to order and delivered as a plain Blender add-on. No catalogue, no subscription: one job at a time.

WHAT CAN BE COMMISSIONED

Three kinds of job.

Most requests fall into one of these. If yours does not, describe it anyway — the scope is where that gets sorted.

A TOOL OF YOUR OWNOne job, one panelThe modelling step your team repeats by hand on every project — turned into a sidebar panel with the three numbers it actually needs.
ONE OF THESE, ADAPTEDYour standard, built inA preset, an extra option, a naming rule, a different unit: an existing arqon add-on adjusted to the way your office works.
PIPELINE GLUEBetween the toolsImport and export, scene setup, batch renames, collection rules — the small scripts that hold a workflow together and never get written.
HOW IT WORKS

Four steps, no surprises.

Nothing gets built before both sides know what is being built.

  1. 01

    Describe the job. What you do by hand today, how often, and a .blend if the shape of the scene matters.

  2. 02

    Get a written scope. What the add-on will do, what it will not, which Blender range it targets, and what it costs — quoted per job, before anything is built.

  3. 03

    See it work early. Short iterations. You get a working version to try on your own files, not a demo at the end.

  4. 04

    Take it with you. The ZIP, install notes and the source. Whether it stays yours alone or joins this page is your call.

WHAT YOU GET

Built like the rest of them.

BLENDER-NATIVEA sidebar panel, not an appInstalls from a ZIP, lives in the N-panel, needs nothing running beside Blender.
PLAIN MESHESNothing locks your fileWhat comes out is ordinary geometry with real UVs. Remove the add-on and the model stays.
FIXED SCOPEQuoted before it is builtA written scope and a price per job. Changes are a new line, not a surprise.
VERSIONSMove with BlenderBuilt for the Blender range you name; updates for later releases are agreed the same way.

Good to know

On request only, and one job at a time. Small tools are often a matter of days; anything larger is split into stages you can stop after. Pricing is per job and stands in the scope — no hourly meter running in the background.

Describe the job.

Two or three sentences are enough to start. The scope comes back in writing.